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Document Type: This is a Assessment, designed for Evaluating understanding of key concepts.

Context: Standard material from the 2014 academic period.

Key Content: Likely covers essential definitions, theoretical concepts necessary for mastery of the subject.

Study Strategy: Summarize these notes into flashcards or mind maps to aid active recall and long-term retention.

Recommendation: comprehensive resource for students aiming to deepen their understanding of General Studies.

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2 min read Intermediate Level 338 words
Introduction

This notes resource titled "2014julya_ocr-1" provides comprehensive exam preparation materials designed to test and enhance your understanding. This resource is structured to facilitate effective learning and retention of important information.

Key Topics Covered
1 Core Concepts in notes
2 Practical Applications
3 Review and Assessment
Learning Objectives
  • Understand fundamental principles and core concepts
  • Build a strong foundation for advanced study
  • Connect theoretical knowledge with practical applications
  • Prepare comprehensively for assessments and exams
Detailed Summary

ke (8 marks) (a) Explain four advantages of delegated legislation. (b) Explain six stages that a bill passes through before it becomes law in Kenya. (a) Outline the hierarchy of Kenyan courts and their jurisdiction. (12 marks) (b) In relation to the law of torts, outline four ingredients of defamation. (8 marks) (a) Outline three ways in which ownership differs from possession. (6 marks) (ii) explain three ways in which ownership may be acquired. (6 marks) Explain four duties owed by the lessee towards the lessor. (8 marks) (a) In relation to the law of succession, explain five powers of a personal representative. (i) ke (b) In relation to the law of property: 5. c (b) Explain five grounds upon which a testamentary disposition will fail to take effect. (10 marks) (a) Outline five duties of an agent towards his principal. kn ec (b) Petro instructs Albert, an agent, to sell his house. Petro withdraws Albert’s authority but Albert goes ahead and sells the house to Tito.

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1. knecnotes.co.ke (8 marks) (a) Explain four advantages of delegated legislation. (b) Explain six stages that a bill passes through before it becomes law in Kenya. (12 marks) 2. 3. (a) Outline the hierarchy of Kenyan courts and their jurisdiction. (12 marks) (b) In relation to the law of torts, outline four ingredients of defamation. (8 marks) (a) Outline three ways in which ownership differs from possession. (6 marks) (ii) explain three ways in which ownership may be acquired. (6 marks) Explai...

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